thinned the herd over the last 2 years. modular became a new roof and other stuff. other bits slipped away here and there. now just the 2 classics/favs and laptop/ipad stuffed w/software
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Absolutely, I’m not questioning its beauty. I used to own a 770 
Just pointing out a possible reason for slow sales.
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Case is now finished. MIDIHub/Controller is done in its 2nd Version and working awesome. (Just need angled USB Cables for it). Having USB Host available makes it awesome to quickly extend the case (in this case with the OXI One for generative sequencing).
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Oh yeah, and to the right, not much to see here… just a Cwejman. 
My hotel room setup for the day. Apparently the word “portable” meant something different in the era when Moogs and Rhodes’ reigned the roads.
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what, you didn’t want to leave them in the car!?! 
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“just” a cwejman haha!
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not really a setup, but a major milestone.
a test of my ghetto stereo made of two old portable speakers (JBL On Tour).
100% wired and battery powered. which means — suitable for jams and rehearsals (unlike bluetooth stuff) even during blackouts (that are the new normal here in Ukraine).
zero soldering – adaptors only. (of course, i have spares!)
it works – double left channel in the white one, double right channel in the black one.
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travel kit! setup takes about 5 minutes, they travel unplugged with decksavers and packing blankets.
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You are going to tell us the story behind this at some point, aren’t you?
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seems like a good travel setup!
might i ask what case this is?
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No story to tell, really. The IIIP has always been my ultimate dream synth. I tested the waters with the Model 10 and decided to get a IIIP if and when I was able - if one were to become available. This setup came up for sale about five weeks ago, complete with the Sequencer Complement. It took me about a month to put the not inconsiderable asking price together, after which my wife and I flew out to California to pick it up. I rented an SUV to bring it back, and we stopped in Phoenix for a few days to see friends and family here. One of those friends had the Rhodes stored in his garage, and offered it to me. It just barely fit into the vehicle with the Moog. Who was I to argue with such convincing evidence? It has been a whirlwind of a week, and this purchase doubtlessly counts as the most gloriously idiotic thing I’ve ever done. But I’m an old man and if I don’t fulfill my dreams who will? 
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That’s a story! I think I’m slightly older than you, and I endorse glorious idiocy. Looking forward to more setup photos when it gets back home, and maybe a Current Sounds post or two…!
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I suspect it’s an old hardcase for golf clubs. I found it on the side of the road, so that’s just my best guess.
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Great combo! I’m finding the new Digitone an excellent fun Elektron to get a cool set up and running quickly. Do you still have the Access Virus TI?
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Ooh you’re confusing me with someone else - never had a TI 
It is super fast to get going on tho!
Looks great. I need plants
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nice score! those go for almost $400. it’s actually a drum hardware case. the golf one is similar but has a bit of a bulge on the bottom half of it. functionally… I think they’re basically the same thing.
drum one:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1268931-REG/skb_1skb_h4812w_ata_regular_stand_case.html
golf one:
https://www.carlsgolfland.com/skb-4814-travel-cover-14-inch
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recording this setup into op-1 field internal mic or voice memos on phone (then importing either into op-1 field or Ableton Live).
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woah!! I lucked out :0
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